A log homestead cabin in light snow at sunset, smoke rising from the chimney, from Alaskan Outpost.

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Alaskan Outpost

A first-person homestead game set in the Alaska bush. Cut timber, raise a cabin, and last the winter.

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The first game

A homestead in the Alaska bush

You leave the end of the plowed road on a snowmachine towing a supply trailer and ride the frozen river in. Pitch a wall tent, then raise a cabin before winter. The weather does not wait, and neither does the woodpile.

A wall tent pitched in the snow in soft winter light, spruce and mountains beyond, from Alaskan Outpost.

The bush tent

Until the cabin is finished, you live out of the wall tent — sleep, cook over the fire, and wait out the weather.

The player’s log homestead cabin at sunset, snow on the roof, a fire in the yard, and smoke at the chimney.

The main cabin

The cabin is the one you raise yourself. Stack the wood, keep the stove going, and hole up when the temperature drops.

The homestead UTV, a white tracked utility truck with its plow down, on a snowy trail below a lookout tower at sunset.

The UTV

When the cabin is finished, the UTV is parked in the yard — for a load of wood, a packed trail, or a run down to the lake.

Raising the cabin

Each wall log is notched and set. The cabin goes up one course at a time.

Along the lake

The UTV follows the shore when you need to haul a load down to the water.

The moose hunt

Glass the willow meadow, then stalk in with the wind in your face.

A frozen lake in a mountain valley, snow-covered spruce along the shore, from Alaskan Outpost.
The lake below camp, midwinter.

The studio

Jack Pine Savage Games

Jack Pine Savage Games is a studio in North Dakota. Alaskan Outpost is the first game, and it is headed for Steam on PC.

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